In the first year of the Great Patriotic War, which began 76 years ago, a huge territory was captured, on which at least 70 million Soviet citizens lived. What was life for people in occupation - this issue for historians is still not closed It would be more correct to raise the question as follows: how they lived and survived in the occupied territories those who escaped death.

The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruled that the law adopted in Russia on the prohibition of gay propaganda among minors violates the right to freedom of expression and contains discrimination. The court decided to pay the plaintiffs almost € 50 thousand compensation Nikolai Baev, Alexei Kiselev and founder Gayrussia.ru Nikolai Alekseev filed a complaint with the Strasbourg court. From 2009 to 2012, they were held in Russia accountable for the promotion of homosexuality.

On June 20, Russian officials reacted violently to the decision of the ECHR on the law on gay propaganda The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR), having considered the appeal of three Russian activists, recognized the law on the ban on gay propaganda among minors, adopted by the State Duma of the sixth convocation back in 2013, as discriminatory. There is nothing surprising in this news: the law is indeed discriminatory.

The US Department of Finance imposed new sanctions against 19 individuals and 39 organizations due to "Russian interference in the situation in Ukraine" Transneft’s “Daughters”, Wagner's Daughters, the Banks working in Crimea, as well as the company “Beloved Putin’s favorite Putin”, Restaurateur Evgeny Prigozhin Concord Catering (“Concord power plant”) and the Night Wolf’s Bike, owned by the leader of the same name, Alexander Zaldostanov, are included in the black list. Surgeon.